What is the principle of an oil filter?

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VonAlexander
07/25/25 12:53am
The principle of an oil filter: It filters out impurities in the oil, allowing clean oil to enter the engine, preventing wear and tear on engine components caused by impurities, ensuring the normal operation of the car's engine, and extending the service life of the components. The function of a fuel filter is to prevent particulate matter in the fuel from entering, ensuring that the precision components of the fuel system are not worn by particles. A fuel filter can remove solid impurities such as iron oxide dust contained in the fuel, preventing blockages in the fuel system, especially in the fuel injectors, reducing wear on various components, ensuring the normal operation of the engine, and improving reliability.
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